Nida Saleh becomes Pakistan’s first woman to operate a metro train, breaking gender barriers in a traditionally male profession. Her achievement marks a milestone for women’s participation in public life and inspires new generations to pursue their ambitions.
(c) Omar Jabri
(c) Omar Jabri

Dereva wa kwanza mwanamke wa metro nchini Pakistan aingia kwenye historia

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Nida Saleh amekuwa mwanamke wa kwanza kuendesha treni ya metro nchini Pakistan, akivunja vikwazo vya kijinsia katika taaluma ya wanaume pekee. Hatua yake ni alama ya ushiriki mkubwa zaidi wa wanawake katika maisha ya umma.

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